そば宿福いち
9.0
Exceptional(55 reviews)
13549 Fukushi, Nambu, Minamikoma District, Yamanashi 409-2102, Japan
+81 556-66-2988
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Hotel Description
Soba Inn Fukuiichi
Located in the heart of the Akaishi Mountains, そば宿福いち (Soba Inn Fukuiichi) offers a tranquil retreat for guests seeking an authentic Japanese experience. This charming hot spring inn, situated alongside a peaceful river in a picturesque valley, is just 6 km from Ide train station, 10 km from Utsubuna Park, and 15 km from the renowned hiking trails on Mount Shinoi. Guests can immerse themselves in nature, with the sound of the river providing a soothing backdrop to their stay. The inn's rustic design combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere perfect for relaxation.
The inn features five simple yet comfortable rooms, each furnished with tatami floors, futons, and traditional short-legged dining tables. These rooms also come equipped with essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, televisions, and kettles for making tea. Some rooms offer scenic views of the river, allowing guests to connect with the natural surroundings. The communal bath is a highlight of the property, with natural hot spring waters surrounded by boulders, providing a serene and rejuvenating experience.
For those seeking additional relaxation and entertainment, the inn offers a variety of activities. Guests can take part in noodle and pizza-making workshops or enjoy a hearty breakfast in the morning. The inn also features a smoke-free policy, free parking, and guest laundry facilities. A shared fridge and microwave are available for guest use, adding convenience to their stay.
Guests can easily access several nearby attractions, including the famous Shiraito Falls, a unique waterfall nestled in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, just 46 minutes away. Other notable sights include Lake Tanuki, where visitors can enjoy fishing, boating, and views of Mount Fuji reflected in the water, and the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre, a striking museum located 35 minutes away. Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine, a historic Shinto shrine with scenic views of Mount Fuji, is also nearby, just 36 minutes away by car. For nature lovers, Iwamoto Mountain Park offers a peaceful escape with cherry and plum blossoms in spring, located just 44 minutes from the hotel.
The inn is also well connected by public transport, with convenient access to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, located about 1 hour 10 minutes by taxi. The nearest train stations, Yorihata Station and Ide Station, are also easily accessible by taxi or on foot, making it simple for guests to explore the region.
While the inn doesn't offer a fitness center, spa, or pools, it provides an intimate, peaceful stay ideal for those seeking simplicity and nature. With its emphasis on traditional Japanese hospitality, Soba Inn Fukuiichi is the perfect destination for those looking to unwind and experience the beauty of Japan's natural landscapes. The warm, welcoming environment combined with the scenic views and unique experiences makes it an ideal place to relax and rejuvenate.
The inn features five simple yet comfortable rooms, each furnished with tatami floors, futons, and traditional short-legged dining tables. These rooms also come equipped with essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, televisions, and kettles for making tea. Some rooms offer scenic views of the river, allowing guests to connect with the natural surroundings. The communal bath is a highlight of the property, with natural hot spring waters surrounded by boulders, providing a serene and rejuvenating experience.
For those seeking additional relaxation and entertainment, the inn offers a variety of activities. Guests can take part in noodle and pizza-making workshops or enjoy a hearty breakfast in the morning. The inn also features a smoke-free policy, free parking, and guest laundry facilities. A shared fridge and microwave are available for guest use, adding convenience to their stay.
Guests can easily access several nearby attractions, including the famous Shiraito Falls, a unique waterfall nestled in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, just 46 minutes away. Other notable sights include Lake Tanuki, where visitors can enjoy fishing, boating, and views of Mount Fuji reflected in the water, and the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre, a striking museum located 35 minutes away. Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine, a historic Shinto shrine with scenic views of Mount Fuji, is also nearby, just 36 minutes away by car. For nature lovers, Iwamoto Mountain Park offers a peaceful escape with cherry and plum blossoms in spring, located just 44 minutes from the hotel.
The inn is also well connected by public transport, with convenient access to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, located about 1 hour 10 minutes by taxi. The nearest train stations, Yorihata Station and Ide Station, are also easily accessible by taxi or on foot, making it simple for guests to explore the region.
While the inn doesn't offer a fitness center, spa, or pools, it provides an intimate, peaceful stay ideal for those seeking simplicity and nature. With its emphasis on traditional Japanese hospitality, Soba Inn Fukuiichi is the perfect destination for those looking to unwind and experience the beauty of Japan's natural landscapes. The warm, welcoming environment combined with the scenic views and unique experiences makes it an ideal place to relax and rejuvenate.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located along a scenic river in the Akaishi Mountains
2. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami floors and futons
3. Natural hot spring bath surrounded by boulders
4. Noodle and pizza-making workshops available
5. Convenient access to nearby Mount Fuji and Shiraito Falls
6. Free parking and guest laundry facilities provided
7. Simple amenities including Wi-Fi, microwave, and shared fridge
8. Smoke-free property with a serene, nature-focused atmosphere
9. Proximity to hiking trails and outdoor activities on Mount Shinoi
10. Traditional Japanese breakfast served to guests
6.2 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Shiraito Falls
46 min
Lake Tanuki54 min
Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre35 min
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine36 min
Iwamoto Mountain Park44 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.2 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 10 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$86
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Location
13549 Fukushi, Nambu, Minamikoma District, Yamanashi 409-2102, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 10 min
Transit:
Yorihata Station
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 1 hr 29 min
Ide Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 25 min
Nearby locations
6.2
Good Location
Set alongside a river in a valley in the Akaishi Mountains, this unpretentious hot spring inn is 6 km from Ide train station, 10 km from Utsubuna Park and 15 km from hiking trails on Mount Shinoi.
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
No credit cards
Cash
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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kanenasi binbo
5/5
The rocks in the bath are amazing 👍Dinner is soba kaiseki, and as others have written, the soba pudding is delicious.The soba noodles were also very delicious and the whole thing was full of volume 💯The breakfast side dishes were so delicious that I couldn't help but finish off the whole bowl of rice.Homemade natto is the best😃Thank you very much for your help.
ひろっぺちゃん
3/5
The Japanese-style room was spacious, but the TV was on a shelf in the corner, so I couldn't watch it while sleeping. It was a shame that the bath was not a hot spring either. The food is called Soba Inn, so the dishes made with soba were quite delicious. The soba food was good because the water was delicious.There was no one there when I got home, so I didn't see them off. I was wondering what was going on there.
中野正光
1/5
I don't have overnight stays, but I have used it before for a day trip, and the service was good and we both talked about it.There was a big stone next to the bath, so I was worried it might fall. I will never forget it.The hot springs were amazing.I was able to relax😊Thank you very much.I wish I could do it again...
ニャンスケ
5/5
I visited Minobuyama Kuonji Temple from October 25th to 26th. The soba main dish was delicious and I was very satisfied, but the bath was so amazing that I couldn't help but take a long bath... It's divided by time, so you can take your time at your own pace.Thank you very much to the well-spoken wife and the friendly general.I would like to use it again next spring for a visit.
にく号
5/5
This is an inn that serves meals centered around soba noodles.The meal consists of soba noodles. It was great. The soba sushi was good. Not only the soba but also the tempura and rice were delicious.The room was a Japanese style room. After sleeping through the night, my body was a little sore.There were two groups of guests that day. Baths were available by reservation.Payment is by cash only. please note.
HIROMI MATOBA
5/5
The owner and his wife are very simple and nice. The soba noodles are delicious, and the bath is heated by a rock bath.
金子広宣
5/5
It was a Japanese-style inn located in Nanbu Town, the southernmost tip of Yamanashi Prefecture. The name is "Soba Yado Fukuichi".I was looking for a sulfur spring on the internet and found it.It was built in 2023, about 8 years old, but it looked so clean that you would think it was new. It was run solely by the owner and his wife.There were 4 rooms in total, 8 tatami Japanese-style rooms and 12 tatami Japanese-style rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors, respectively. The toilet is shared.There were two baths located down the stone steps. It was a bath made of natural megaliths. There was a sign on the entrance door to the bathroom that said, ``Be careful of freshwater crabs under the door.'' Furthermore, there were no freshwater crabs that day.After washing your body, go to Zabun. Ah, it feels good. The sulfur springs at around 40 degrees Celsius made my skin smooth. The quality of the hot springs is highly recommended for women.Well, the dinner at Soba Inn was Soba Kaiseki. There are appetizers, soba sashimi, wild vegetable tempura and soba tempura, and many other side dishes.The main dishes are two types, the owner's signature 100 percent soba and Hitachi soba. The 100% soba had a firm core and was easy to swallow. I think I would have been able to enjoy the flavor of the soba more if the soba soup was a little sweeter. And for dessert, it was soba pudding. As expected of Soba Inn. The soba kaiseki menu was larger than I expected, both in terms of menu and volume.After dinner, I took a second bath and then went to bed. Sleeping in bed while listening to the murmuring of the stream flowing alongside the inn felt luxurious.When I woke up the next morning, I took a bath for the third time. It feels good no matter how many times I enter.Breakfast includes pickles, grilled mackerel, seaweed, and original natto. I wonder if this is also handmade, and it was my first time seeing natto. And miso soup. The mackerel was delicious. It was mackerel with oil on it.I checked out at 8:45 a.m. to go to work in the afternoon, and headed to Tokyo. My timid companion had forgotten something at the hotel. There was no way I could turn back from Shin-Tomei, so I asked the owner to ship it to me with cash on delivery. We apologize for the inconvenience, but the item you left behind has arrived safely. The owner and his wife took care of us from beginning to end. Next time, I would like to bring all my relatives and rent it out. Everyone had a nice place to stay.
KZ (KZ)
3/5
The bath made of large rocks was wonderful (and the view is nice when it's bright like in the morning). The cuisine is traditional, made with local ingredients, and some people may find it a bit unique. There was a huge difference between the extremely salty ones and the not-so-salty ones. It was a shame that the tempura was not freshly fried, but rather a little old.There didn't seem to be any hot water in the washroom on the second floor, and people seemed to be gathering in the washroom on the first floor.
NORI HORI
5/5
The customer service was at an appropriate distance, so I was able to relax and relax.Is it your wife's handwriting? The well-written, yet slightly cluttered notes add to the atmosphere as you move through the museum.There are many dishes for both breakfast and dinner, and each one takes time and effort. Compared to Japanese buffets at large hotels, the food here is natural and has no additives, making it more gentle on the body.At the end of dinner, when the host said, ``This is soba to finish off,'' and offered it to me, I felt like I could hear that this was the main dish. The fact that they call themselves a soba inn gives you a sense of the integrity of the inn, as they are very conscious of their food.If you open the bathroom window, you can see the pond and enjoy the view of the mountain forest.Although not all of them are perfect, I think it must be very difficult to provide this much service at an affordable price.I want to come again! My family was also very happy.
べしがわちゃびさぶろう
5/5
The soba noodles were very delicious. There's nothing around, but the baths and food are great.